... decision, and applied to the “Court of Nession for suspension and interdict, which have been “obtained and served upon the parties. This question will 'now bring out the point which invelves the civil strtus of the quoad-sacra ministers, Mr. Leslie ot Fintray ...

... BISHOP PHILPOTTS. A decisive sign of the odour iito which Biliop Phillpntts has brought himselt, even with the High Church party, is the publication of an able attack on him in the Times n'-\:;u. per, under the signature of Nestorides. The writor hacing ...

... previously handcuffed and secured by chains lt?clhwr were brought out of the jail in two separate parties of six each. Frost was in advance of the first party, escorted by the gioler. He walked forward with a steady gait, and a firm, fixed countenance. Zephaniah ...

... takes its rise in the coast range of a:ountains, on the east,some of the summits of which are 560 feet above the s-a. The party procceded up this stream more than eighty miles and found the land on either side of the richest alluvial des. cription, with ...

... then see through afl hypocritical proceedings of the high chvreh party. 1t will then, T fear, be ton manifest that sound religion had little to do with their zeal—hut the spirit of party agreat deal. They, and all, will then bo forced to admit that it ...

... the f; T nobl carri bark accompani wit. |=N ¥'s ma et S 0L iher: Jeginni )le ani Til he emen 1a ed pai i @ rrin 1= bef al party of R b impaticr ~.“'.‘ of so “iL wi-Li and gm' of up by unn ied to Pol e ond M'R-e will t: now de o fo 3 of ce m ord Eie ...

... were sick and unible to attend.” But the Judges declared that they could take no such excuse, unless the iliness of the \ parties were proved by persons, who from per.oal examination, could depuse that the sickness was of the serious nature l descrited ...

... an/ with what a catastrophe it terminated. On the progress and piobab e results of the religious insanity which the Chureh party has latterly been endeavou-ing 1o cultivate, we shall take a future opportunity of saying a fev words. ...

... loads of coals; and the together, in Mr. Elliot's Inn, Yetholm, to celebrate the aus. parties having retired to a public-house in the neighbourhoad, picious event. ‘The party was joined by a considerable num- the two carters left Davidson to go home, and shortly ...

... whatever, out of the Presbytery : Secondly, It is false that the Preshytery “ declined to be made the tool of a party,” because no party ‘l!lemplt‘d to make them such, nor would for one moment been listened to, had the attempt been made. Thirdly, it ...

... PRINCIPLES!.? For Examrrr. l“'ik every £lOO deposited, this Association will grant the Annuity placed opposite the Age of the party depusiting —Frnm £5l and upwards, in proportion. ————— 50 to 55 to 60 Age 30 m“_w‘tE_i.i per cent. l Per cent. |p_ ...

... thoy ars too mumneraus, oo intelligont, aud ) brave | wag confilent that Furope had not a Pfi'(‘‘h m Sopumis my fisticn or party envoathle o Mbriv Sheem: cithir by Liw ih a higher degres, a'l those shining virtu s, tliase amiabla ':nfth«.:: - °:~'.{m'm:w ...